@Qwertyzw NODE_ENV=development&& ./nodebb build && node --inspect app should work for that. In the next version of NodeBB, you could even do ./nodebb build --dev && node --inspect app
Thank you, I ran pkg update && pkg upgrade and service nodebb restart and now nodebb is able to install plugins.
The redis issue seems to be more a pkg related issue. Searching around, it seems it does happen sometimes, and pwd_mkdb /etc/master.passwd fixes it.
Thank you once again, this is a great service.
@Mukkamala-Akhil said in Please let us know whether NodeBB will be actively maintained as Enterprise Grade Community Software. ?:
@scottalanmiller said in Please let us know whether NodeBB will be actively maintained as Enterprise Grade Community Software. ?:
Not rude, just wondering why you were tagging me for input for plugin requests. I'm a pretty random person to have asked to respond about them.
Cos, You replied to my previous thread. So I thought you'll be throwing some light about NodeBB.
Sure, but your questions were about feature requests. Your original question was about when NodeBB would be enterprise maintained, and that was easy to answer... five years ago and continuously since then. It's absolutely enterprise ready now.
Your next set of questions weren't really questions, but just mentions of features specific for you that you'd like someone to develop. There wasn't really a question to answer there, it's just a note that you'd like to see those features. Not much that I, as a long time user, can say about those.
I can shed light on the usual paths... you can make a thread requesting them (one thread each or no one will notice), but unless they get loads of traction, there is no reason to assume that NodeBB will even consider that - that's not how the core system works. You can hope that others want them too and that someone third party makes a plugin for you to use, but if that is going to happen it is most likely to have already happened. You can offer a bounty on the plugins. Or you can hire either NodeBB themselves or a third party to make plugins. That's easy to do, but expensive.
Other than that, I'm just an end user like you, but not one that wants those features so am glad that NodeBB is not focusing on them.
The reason that no one responded to that particular post is because, if you read it, there isn't a question - nothing that would warrant a response. So I had read it, but it just seemed like you were mentioning a wish list. Which would make no sense for me to respond to since you weren't wishing it from me.
